memphis audio amps

Well if your Memphis amp is anything like my Rockford Fosgate amp, then the reason your amp is on protection mode is because you've melted the internals. My protection light came on mine and I tried to rewire it every way I knew how before taking it to my local best buy and having them hook it up to their circuit board. They told me it was completely fried and I needed to send it in to Rockford Fosgate and get it repaired. It was a 1200 watt mono amp and it cost me 139 bucks to fix, which I was glad to pay, seeing as though it was $599.99 new. Hope that helps.

2007-05-21 20:59:18 by matt_951

This is short i will have a longer one (around 2 min) shortly but this is all i got for now.

I have two memphis audio 15" M3 subs and want to wire them to two memphis audio 500 watt amps I have two distibution blocks to use and the subs are dual voice coil and the amps are 2ohm stable and bridgable whats the best way to wire the voice coils on the subs and should I bridge each sub to each amp? If you had this how would you wire the system up?

Bridge one anp to one sub. that way each sub is independent on its own amp, just make sure that your RCA, remote wire, power, ground and speeker wires are all the exact same length so that there is no slak where you will get a double tune in the independent subs.

2008-04-18 19:04:10 by robsgirl24

I have a memphis audio amp.. ive seen on the internet in several places its a mono amp.. but the amp has two outputs on it for the subs.. i have two 12's DVC i have them wired to get 2 ohms.. does anyone know how to hook them up to the amp to get all the power from the amp.. i cant find any manuals or anythin on the net or anywhere.if its easier to email me please do so
This is the amp i have;

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_3001 _Memphis+16-MC500D.html

The terminals are parallel on the inside of your amp. There are 2 + and 2 - but inside the + are connected to each other and the - are connected to each other. They do this for ease of hooking up multiple drivers. Use either + and - and you'll be set to go.

2007-04-08 19:57:59 by apple ipod

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I received a Memphis Audio amp from a friend and he says it is a 500 Watt 2 channel amp. I need to know how i can figure out if it actually is 500 watts, i have no reason not to believe him, but the amp does not say its wattage on the amp's body which i think is strange. It has two "15" Fuses in it if that helps.... it is a solid black 2 channel amp with a memphis audio "M" that illuminates blue when it receives power... it pushes a 300 watt RMS rated sony Xplod no problem... it is about a foot long and 6 or 7 inches wide... and about 3 or 4 inches tall... any info on this amp would be appreciated

It seems that you have an M-Class Amplifier.
http://www.memphiscaraudio.com/products/ amplifiers/class-ab-mclass-amplifiers/
Try to look your amp up.